Sentence examples for common purposes of from inspiring English sources
The Christmas lectures continue to this day, forming part of the RI's attempts at "diffusing science for the common purposes of life".
Baroness Greenfield, 57, is also director of the Royal Institution in London, founded in 1799 to "diffuse science for the common purposes of life".
In 1799, 58 gentlemen including Sir Joseph Banks, Count Rumford and Henry Cavendish invested 50 guineas each (a very substantial sum) to establish an institution that would introduce new technologies, diffuse knowledge and apply science to the "common purposes of life".
Compound retrieval is one of the most common purposes of chemical database cartridges.
Common purposes of simulation studies are inversion, optimization, sensitivity analysis and evaluation of performance.
"Thus if the State provisionally represented the common purposes of individuals, it could be seen figuratively as a single individual being the representation of the common purposes of all men within it.
Misanthropy is also the child of a politics of choice that has eroded a sense of common purpose, of society.
For all their vibrancy, today's young Israelis have forgotten the common purpose of the pioneers, he writes.
Like any successful theatre, it works for reasons that might be thought to be sentimental: a sense of community, of common purpose, of "family".
Man has been doing this for about 10,000 years; as a species, our survival depends on joining together for the common purpose of pulling veg out the ground.
